The Migration (Hijrah) & Community

• Introduction: This module explores the turning point of Islamic history—the migration to Medina—and the establishment of a compassionate, multi-faith society built on brotherhood.

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Description

• Topics Covered: The events of the Hijrah; the bond of brotherhood established between the migrants and hosts (Ansar); the Covenant of Medina (civic rights for Jewish and pagan tribes); building the first mosque.

• Course Objectives: To analyze how the Prophet built an inclusive, organized community focused on social welfare and mutual protection.

• Learning Outcomes: Students will understand the civic responsibilities of being a Muslim and the importance of fostering supportive community spaces.

• Tools & Materials: Historical maps tracking the route of migration, text of the Covenant of Medina.

Course Rules

• Course Rules: Actively participate in brainstorming ways to build local community support networks today.

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